08/10/2021 7:50 PM
Clarín.com
Politics
Updated 08/10/2021 7:50 PM
The arrival of
Okupas
on Netflix rekindled the love for the legendary 2000 series. Quick reflections, the
Frente de Izquierda Unidad
took advantage of this rebirth to launch a campaign spot that refers to the production of
Bruno Stagnaro
and has several
good winks
.
In it you can see four friends lookeados as
Ricardo, el Pollo, Chiqui and Walter,
the friends that
Rodrigo de la Serna
, Diego Alonso, Franco Tirri and Ariel Staltari
immortalized
.
"Did you see Okupas? We are the same," says one of the clothes.
"You know that I flashed that they are the same
bondis
that we have now," says another.
A third colleague finished off: "
The government shits retirees,
the wachos don't have a job ... We are the same."
"And they paint evictions, as in Guernica", continues the fourth actor.
"That (Sergio)
Berni is a barbarian hotdog, he just lacks mustard
," says the one who plays
Chicken
.
The script refers to cyclical Argentina, since
20 years
have
passed but the country is still in crisis
.
In the conversation, one questions that it is different because now there is a "pandemic", but that another is telling
him what happened with the IFE.
"Two handles and they cut it; look that
I voted for it,
" he retrucates in a wink to the Kirchner electorate.
"
No place to the right
. I'm going to vote to the left," continues another.
"They are always fighting with the workers."
"I am, Chicken"
The auction is a jewel of cross marketing, when they ask "
Chiqui
" what he thinks:
"If there is a fight, I am, Chicken
", he ends.
The phrase refers to an
iconic scene
from the series produced by the extinct Ideas del Sur, producer of Marcelo Tinelli, in which Tirri's character says to his partner: "
If there's market, I'm here, Chicken
."
The spot on the left as the "Okupas" series.
Photo capture.
From the networks of the
Partido Obrero
, where the spot was launched, they indicated that it was "created and
directed by the Ojo Obrero
and the audiovisual team" of the left-wing political space.
"The spot presents characters who recognize
the bridges between then and today
, even taking into account the pandemic," they explained from the PO.
"The conclusion drawn is that the left is always 'fighting alongside the workers'. On page created by the PO for launch highlighted the role of the left in the fight
against the setting, with women and disidenci
as by their rights and together with the kids for connectivity and scholarships to continue studying, and they conclude "with this spot we warn you that there is a struggle and we invite you, like Chiqui, to be there too."
The plaque at the end of the spot highlights Myriam Bregman and Vanina Biasi as CABA deputies along with Gabriel Solano as legislator, while Nicolás del Caño, Romina del Plá and Néstor Pitrola for provincial deputies and Guille Kane Buenos Aires legislator.
Del Caño, in his presidential candidacy, had already been a viral phenomenon, although involuntary, due to the play on words and the anonymous hits that were armed by playing with his last name.
If you have to
give the right to the left, it
is that, in political communication, it always innovates.
DS
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